Microsoft Word 2003 and 2007--White space

Did you know...

Microsoft 2003 and 2007 will allow you to hide the white space at the top and bottom of your document?

Here is a sample of a document in Word with the bottom of one page showing and the top of the second page showing:

When you put your cursor right on the edge of either piece of paper, you get the "hide white space" option. It will look like this:

Once you have the cursor in position so you see the "Hide White Space" option, click one time and the top and margins will be hidden. Like this:











The margins are still there, they are just hidden. This view will help you align text, graphics, tables, etc. by hiding the white space temporarily. To get it back, simply click again in the same place.



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Microsoft Outlook--Using Word as your e-mail editor

Using Word as your E-mail Editor
Did you know that...

You can use Microsoft Word as the editor for your Outlook e-mail messages? If you do this, you will have all the editing features you have in Word when you are creating a message in Outlook.

To turn on that feature:

• Open Outlook
• Click on Tools
• Click on Options
• Click on the Mail Format tab at the top

In the top portion of the window you will have selections on how to set your e-mail editing options:


You can set the "Compose in this message format:" to either html or rich text.

Put a checkmark next to both options to Use Microsoft Office Word as your editor.

Click on Okay to close that window.

Now, when you open a new e-mail message you will have all of the toobars available that you normally find in Microsoft Word.

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Microsoft Office 2003 Customize a Toolbar Button

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You can customize buttons on your toolbar, including macro buttons. Here are the simple steps.

• Click on Tools


• Click on Customize


• Click on the Commands Tab


• Click on icon you want to change


• Click on Modify Selection


• Put a checkmark next to Default Style


• Click on Modify Selection again

Do one of two things:

Click on Change button image and select a predesigned image

OR

Click on Edit button image and using the color boxes draw your own design

When finished close all windows and see the new and improved button you just created



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